Stock Trading Restored With Cash-Only Deals Restricted List
The New York Stock Exchange plans to resume stock dealings under new rules after a forced closure due to abroad financial conditions. About 200 of 585 listed stocks are restricted from purchase. sales remain unrestricted. The five-person committee gains authority to permit restricted-stock dealings and enforce cash-only transactions, aiming to prevent destabilizing foreign ownership flows while maintaining market liquidity.
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Steel trade orders enlarge amid wartime exports Philadelphia
Enormous winter supplies for allied armies move via Philadelphia and Atlantic ports. Carloads of blankets knitwear barbed wire shrapnel cases trucks and shoes flow from major U S cities as war orders surge. J W Widger British agent prices horses here for shipment to England with costs around 100 per head.
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Allies Spend 10 Million in U S for Horses
Reported stock purchases, with orders for 28,000 more horses from France and Italy, push U S contracts toward 19,000 animals worth about 10 million dollars before year’s end. Breeders in the South and Southwest expected to gain substantial payments. In Washington Endicott buyers Davidson and Gray aimed to purchase 2,500 horses aged 1 to 9 years and weighing 1,100 to 1,300 pounds during a nationwide automobile search.
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Cotton cargo sails direct to Germany from Savannah
The American steamship Carolyn sailed from Savannah today carrying five thousand bales of cotton direct to a German port. This marks the first flat direct cotton shipment to Germany from the Atlantic seaboard since the European war began.
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Heavy Shipments Of Food And Aircraft Machinery
New York port records show November outward manifests for vessels. The Franconia bound for Liverpool carried 15 bales domestic goods valued at 840, 229 tobacco cases at 7486, 71,900 pounds ham at 10 948, and other commodities including copper, hardware, and aluminum manufactures. The Lusitania sailing to Liverpool listed bacon and ham, apples, hardware, feather, lard, oxide ticker, airplane machines valued at 25,000, motor del products, and related items. The Massenaqua to Rotterdam carried flour beans rice and dairy products valued at tens of thousands.
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Canada orders battery of turret bearing autos
Special to The Washington Post from Toronto Canada reports the Dominion government orders twenty armored motor car batteries. The cars, built by J. C. Linton, mount a revolver turret with steel armor and can withstand shellfire at WW yards. Inside space holds five men and an extra gun can be mounted for field use.
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England Expected to End Colonial Wool Embargo
Negotiations between the United States and Great Britain over the embargo on wool exports from the British colonies are nearing conclusion. The State Department official said Britain is confidently expected to modify the embargo soon to permit wool exports to the United States. Ambassador Page has notified the department that the embargo on plum wool will be lifted soon.
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Court Rules ICC Actions Beyond Court Control
Chief Justice Shepard of the District Court of Appeals states that Interstate Commerce Commission acts within its jurisdiction are not subject to court control. The ruling concerns a mandamus by Louisville Cement Co to overturn the ICC decision denying a $1 335 25 freight rebate against Louisville and Nashville Railroad due to statute limitations.
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Wheels of Industry Boom as Orders Pour In World War Effort
United States exports to Europe in October surpass imports by 857 million. Buffalo district sales reach 200000 tons in two weeks. New York Centrallines orders 25000 tons steel rails from Lackawanna. Boston Elevated seeks 100 steel coaches. Illinois Southern orders 200 box cars from Haskell & Barker. Bethlehem Steel orders 200000 worth machine tools. General Electric resumes orders. 10000 return to work next Monday. Cincinnati Dayton railroad awards 350000 coal handling machine contract at Toledo. Cleveland goods makers build 150000 avengers for a European country with 300000 more bid. Charles Schwab leads Bethlehem Steel to supply 850000000 war material to Europe. Stock and cotton exchanges open bets across major cities. Cudahy Packing wins 5000000 tins corned beef for British army. South Omaha plant reopens. 2000 steel workers back at South Chicago. plants at 50 percent capacity. West Virginia coal mines opened full time. cartridges and other sales run high. Japan and China cotton purchases stalled by ship space. US 390.6 million yearly export to Europe to stay home in 1915. tourists may spend 100 million in the Americas and Canada.
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Christmas Market Opens At Neighborhood House Tonight
Neighborhood House on 470 N Street SW launches a Christmas market after a record week of sales in gifts and kitchen goods. Proceeds benefit the alm mater as Irish film offerings and vaudeville acts headline a week of entertainment featuring Kitty Gordon and a lineup of musical acts and dance numbers.
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City News in Brief on Veterans Officers and Court Actions
City notices detail Richard J. Warden and Spanish War Veterans activities with officers named Walliams, Werrihs, Wa serrata Mee, Wettoni, and others. The report notes public hearings on utility sector issues, tax rebates, and district court appeals, plus an annual meeting of a Western American Association and a funeral for Thibert Tarre Peale with expected ceremonies.
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Woman Defendant Trying on Gown Forces Court to Adjourn
In Brooklyn municipal court Judge Iurenudies presided over the case of Miss Rose Kerner against Mrs Mel Kleinberger over a gown priced at 130 dollars. Kerner tried on gowns in court with an all married juror panel requested by Kleinberger, causing a disruption as Kerner complained of corset size changes and the garment’s fit amid testimony and a court-room dispute.
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